Lica

Back in 2018, Portuguese forward Lica's contract with CF Os Belenenses (Portugal), the club he is still a member of, took effect. Measuring 181cm, CF Os Belenenses's average player height matches the one of Lica. These days, his team CF Os Belenenses comes seventh place in Primeira Liga (Portugal). He had 30 match appearances this season. Lica is a right footer just as 62% of CF Os Belenenses. Born on September 8, 1988, his age of 30 exceeds his team's mean.

He played for CD Trofense, Granada CF, Academica Coimbra, Rayo Vallecano, FC Porto, Nottingham Forest, Vitoria Guimaraes and GD Estoril Praia before ending up in CF Os Belenenses. Lica's record stay with a club is Academica Coimbra (Portugal) with three years and 11 months. He reached the 244 appearances milestone as a professionl, the last one being just a few days ago. To date, collectively he holds 26 penalties. Lately, he seems to be more quiet since less penalties were given to him than usually.

At CF Os Belenenses, Lica is the owner of strip number 7. As for winning percentages, he won with CF Os Belenenses simply 20% of their home matches (20% in total) in Primeira Liga. Unfortunately, his team recorded no wins in the last 5 games, registering a loss including 4 draws. Besides Lica, there are twelve more forwards in CF Os Belenenses's lot: Ousmane Drame, Alhassane Keita, Douglas Aurelio, Henrique Almeida, Robinho, Nicolas Velez, Diogo Viana, Tiago Caeiro, Tarzan, Kikas, Ruben Braga and Goncalo Agrelos.

His shortest spell with a club was five months in GD Estoril Praia (Portugal). At 156.53lb, he carries 11lb less than the average CF Os Belenenses player. This season Lica scored nine and assisted two goals which is 26.5% of all of CF Os Belenenses's goals in Primeira Liga 18/19 (Portugal). On average, he initialized 0.07 and hit the net 0.3 times per match this season which is a better performance than last year's. Back then 0.18 goals and 0 assists per match have been achieved. Altogether, he was substituted in 54 and out 85 times. Currently, he left the pit more than he entered it which is different to last season wherein he showed an equal amount of both types of subs. In terms of top seasons, the Segunda Liga 11/12 (Portugal) was his best one yet, breaking one personal record in terms of goals.

(Last edited April 15, 2019)